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Begin Again: Wak'a Garden is the second installment in Laumeier’s Begin Again series, honoring the Park’s 50-year history of collaborating with artists and supporting new commissions and exhibitions. The organic, amphitheater-shaped sculpture, built […]

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Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]

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ST. LOUIS - A woman was hospitalized after a hit-and-run crash early Monday in north St. Louis. The crash occurred around 2 a.m. in the area of N. Grand Blvd. and Kossuth Avenue. Details on the crash are unclear. A woman was taken to a hospital in critical condition, according to police. This is a [...]

St. Louis has put out two formal requests for commercial haulers. "The primary objective is to formalize and scale an independent residential recycling collection program," read one request.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A person was injured after crashing into a building early Monday in Olivette. The single-vehicle crash occurred in the 9300 block of Olive Boulevard near Dolores Avenue and involved a pickup truck. Details about the crash have not been released. The vehicle appeared to be traveling east on Olive Boulevard [...]

Mark Matthiesen, a state representative from O'Fallon, said this weekend that while his family has moved to Thailand, he is committed to his district and remains up for reelection in November.

The St. Louis County Council is reconsidering a $3.2 million grant to a North County farm over a year after concerns about unclear spending rules and conflicts of interest.

Stained glass windows that adorned a historic Jesuit seminary in north St. Louis County for more than a century are now destined for the East Coast.

Kirkwood loses hundreds of thousands of dollars every year on a downtown performing arts center. Here's a summary of problems the center faces.

Missouri will not use optional federal exemptions designed to help low-income people keep Medicaid coverage when they are hospitalized, travel for medical care or live in areas affected by disasters or high unemployment. The exceptions are optional in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which starting Jan. 1, 2027 will require states to verify that […]

There are plenty of ways to tell when a political party is worried heading into an election. One is polling. President Donald Trump’s approval rating fell to 32% in a September Reuters/Ipsos poll, the lowest of his career, and sits in the mid-30s in national polling averages. Voters are especially unhappy about the cost of […]

ST. LOUIS - If it felt warm on Sunday, that’s because it was. We hit a high of 82 F, about eight degrees above average and 10 degrees warmer than Saturday. It will be a touch cooler Monday, thanks to a weak cold front that came through overnight. It didn’t even bring clouds along with [...]

Juan Cox never intended to become chief of the department and its 12-hundred employees, but says every time he planned to retire, he got promoted.

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Headlines from the Oct. 5, 1926, front page include: Cardinals 0, Yankees 0 (3 innings); Haines and Ruether pitch

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Researchers have known for decades how to prevent and treat heat illness, but a patchwork of policies has left players like Matthew Mayich at risk.

Western North Carolina residents are turning what they learned into solar microgrids, practical skills, and accessible spaces designed to help them weather the next disaster.